Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-10

said in disrespeCt to the actual nominees.
but it is true on general principles.
The trial of Walt Holbrook charged
with having stolen pocket-book con
tanning between 500 and $50 in money
from customer at George Thompson
barber shop on Fifth street, did not
come OIL yesterday, but was postponed
until to-day. A. II. Haywood, his coun.
sci, is doing good work 70 prove his limo.
cence.
Before buying valentines anywhere
else, call at Giesy & Spargo's and inspect
tn cir stock.
The election is all the rage. The
Liberals have the upper hand thus far.
and it is very seldom that the left bower
gets away with the right one.
Kate Putnam tonight in "Erma, the
Elf, " at the Union Opera House.
If any OF our readers fail to attend the
grand entertainment to be given by the
Grand Army of the Republic BOYS on
Washington's birthday, February pod,
they have only themselves to blame for
having missed an excellent opportun ity
for unalloy ed enjoyment.
Mrs. VIM. Van Dyke has returned
| from Taylorville, over Jordan, where she
participated in the festive and pleasing
! celebration Of the birthday anniversary
OF herself and her worthy mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Paxton, who on the 9Th COM
pleted the sixty-sixth year of her earthly
career, being just twenty years ahead Of
| Mrs. Van Dykes mundane race of life.
Our congratulations.
are taking greatly. All Ogden people
giving parties or entertainments should
leave their notices at Giesy & Spargo' s,
or direct them to the DEMOCRAT itself
The livery stables won't be able to
supply any private or pleasure parties
next Monday. All the vehicles and
quadrupeds have been engaged ahead,
to take the people to the polls to vote for
liberty and the Liberals.
l have word from San Jose that John
M. Dee, who went there some weeks ago
Tor the recuperation of his health, has
been blessed with great improvement.
Mr.. @. b. Payson has leased the local
ity now occupied by the Fischer Beer
Hall. 1t will be cigar establishment.
In the Herald of this city cone Who
Knows" takes great care to defend Mayor
ID. II. Peery against certain accusations
as to his integrity while in office. think
the writer overshot the mark entirely,
and the paper named did Mr. Peery a
very doubtful service in publishing the
whitewash.
1t is learned from good authority that
e. w. Tullidge, when returning to Salt
Lake City from Ogden, was agreeably
surprised by message from the Presi-
dents Office informing him that 100 copies
of his History of Salt Lake City were
wanted and a check for $500 was waiting
for him there. This was not from Presi-
dent Cleveland's Office hut from Presi-
dent John Taylor's
Some time ago | informed your readers
that Mr.. Joseph Clark intended soon to
rebuild his mill on Main street, near
Fourth, which burned down last year
The gentleman appears to have changed
his mind, probably finding the erection
of new mill with all the modern i'm
provements too expensive. He has con
sequently purchased of Mr. Lorin Farr
the latter's old MILL situated near Ogden
bridge. The establishment is known far
and wide as the pioneer mill of Weber
county. Under Mr.. Clark's control il
will soon resume its pristine popularity
and probability.
NJ. Idleman, OF Cheyenne, is in town
talking up liquor and cigars to his retail
customers.
III. b. Emery, Kate Putnam's husband
is pleased to meet his many old friends
in Ogden. He will have a rousing re
ception tonight, equaled only by the
ovation extended to his amiable wife il
the Union Opera House.
Snow has been falling all night and
still is defending.
Judge =. II. Emerson left for Salt Lake
City this morning.